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Committee approves rezoning for two-acre home split by Brendan Muder

Iroquois County Planning and Zoning Committee · August 4, 2026
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Summary

The committee approved a rezoning/map amendment to allow Brendan Muder to split two acres from an agricultural parcel to build a home; staff said utilities and an existing entrance are in place and the matter will proceed to the full county board for final sign-off.

The Planning & Zoning Committee approved a rezoning request Aug. 4 authorizing Brendan Muder to split two acres from an agricultural parcel so he may apply for a building permit to construct a home. Planning staff said the applicant has already established utilities and a road entrance and recommended the rezoning so the property can be used for residential development.

Planning staff (S5) summarized the request: "He has split off 2 acres to build a home," and told the committee the parcel is not conducive to farming and meets the minimum lot-size requirements being requested. Committee members recorded affirmative votes and staff said the item will appear before the full county board next week for final approval.